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Examinees with DisabilitiesApplying for Accommodations on the MCAT ExamFor essential information about applying for accommodations on the MCAT, please read Frequently Asked Questions (PDF, 1 page). In the future, we plan to post study guides and test-taking tips to help examinees with disabilities. If you still have questions after reading all of the information provided here, please contact the Office of Disability Services. All contact with this office must be in writing, either by mail or e-mail. Documentation Requirements for MCAT AccommodationsThe following information is for applicants, evaluators, college and university staff, faculty and others involved in documenting a request for test accommodations. Applicants requesting test accommodations should share the guidelines with their evaluator so that appropriate documentation can be assembled to support the request for test accommodations.
Note: Applicants with chronic medical conditions (eg., diabetes, migraines, Crohn's disease, asthma) or temporarily-disabling conditions (such as a broken leg or recovery from an accident) should follow the guidelines for Documenting Physical Disabilities. For the protection of your private information, the MCAT Office of Disability Services will not accept inquiries from or provide information to third parties regarding your accommodation request, unless you have specifically authorized us to do so by completing the Authorization to Release Health Information to Third Parties (PDF, 1 page) . For more information, please read Most common reasons for denial of request for accommodations (PDF, 1 page). Contact UsAll contact with this office must be in writing, either by mail or e-mail. Association of American Medical Colleges
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